Reading Entries from Application Settings and Connection Strings in Azure Function using C# .NET Core 3.1, 5, 6

Sauradipta Chaudhury

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16 Dec 2021CPOL2 min read

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This is a coding solution to use Application Settings and Connection Strings sections under Configuration Menu in Azure Functions V2.x and above to store configurable entries.

The solution uses "local.settings.json" file to store entries and also explains how to upload the same entries to Azure Function Host and use them accordingly after deployment.

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Sauradipta Chaudhury

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India

I'm a Software Architect proficient in .NET Core, Azure PaaS, Azure DevOps, and Microservices. With expertise in these technologies, I design scalable and secure software systems. My strong knowledge of .NET Core allows me to create high-performance applications with code reusability. I leverage Azure PaaS services like Azure App Service, Functions, and Storage to develop cloud-native solutions. Using Azure DevOps, I automate the software development lifecycle and establish efficient collaboration. Additionally, I specialize in Microservices architecture, ensuring applications are divided into independent services for flexibility and scalability. Overall, I architect cutting-edge software solutions optimized for the cloud environment.

Reading Entries from Application Settings and Connection Strings in Azure Function using C# .NET Core 3.1, 5, 6

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